Guides on segments, voices and one-shot fixes

SceneMixer's documentation has a page on all seven steps. Starting from a script or prompt: “What You Can Feed In”. Keeping characters the same: “AI Short Drama Character Consistency (2026)”. From 6 source pages, read 2026-09-25; no maker pays to be listed.

Inclusion rule. All 26 tools on the map, each with what its docs hold on changing one shot. Order. Alphabetical by tool name.

Script

A page on this step

Characters

A page on this step

Scenes

Covered inside a wider page

Voices

A page on this step

Fixing a shot

A page on this step

Export

A page on this step

Sharing

A page on this step

1How its documentation is laid out

SceneMixer's guides cover all seven steps. A script is pasted or uploaded; one guide explains why faces drift and how reference sheets hold them; a project divides into episodes, segments and takes; voices are described in words or matched to a preset; one segment can be edited and regenerated alone; and episodes are joined into one file to download or share by link.

Starting from a script or prompt: A page on this step

Paste or upload a script and it becomes a drama.

SceneMixer guides

• What You Can Feed In
  Pasting or uploading a script, with the length limits on textSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Starting from a script or prompt, every tool

Keeping characters the same: A page on this step

Character consistency in AI short drama means one character keeps the same face, the same wardrobe and props, and the same art direction across the dozens to hundreds of shots in a series.

SceneMixer guides

• AI Short Drama Character Consistency (2026)
  Why faces drift between shots, and reference sheets and per-shot references against itSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Keeping characters the same, every tool

Breaking a story into scenes: Covered inside a wider page

A project holds two things: a cast — characters, locations and props, with optional state images — and a list of episodes.

SceneMixer guides

• What Is Inside a Project
  How a project divides into episodes, segments and takesSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Breaking a story into scenes, every tool

Voices and dialogue: A page on this step

Every character comes out of the script read with a voice described in words — age, weight, pace, where it sits.

SceneMixer guides

• How Character Voices Work
  Voices described in words by default, or matched to a preset you can play firstSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Voices and dialogue, every tool

Changing one shot: A page on this step

Open the episode, click into the segment you want to change, edit the text, save, and regenerate that one segment.

SceneMixer guides

• Fixing One Shot Without Redoing Everything
  Editing one segment's storyboard and regenerating that segment aloneSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Changing one shot, every tool

Getting the video out: A page on this step

Once the segments you want are shot, compositing joins them into one file for the episode.

SceneMixer guides

• Compositing and Sharing an Episode
  Joining segments into one episode file and downloading itSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Getting the video out, every tool

Sharing for viewing or review: A page on this step

The finished file can be downloaded at full quality, or shared with a link that opens a real page — no account needed on the other end.

SceneMixer guides

• Compositing and Sharing an Episode
  A link to the finished episode that opens without an accountSceneMixer guides / recorded 2026-09-25

Sharing for viewing or review, every tool

2Related pages

• Pictory
• Runway
• Storyboarder.ai
• Synthesia

How pages were found and classed: method.

3Pages read

• What You Can Feed In, read 2026-09-25
• AI Short Drama Character Consistency (2026), read 2026-09-25
• What Is Inside a Project, read 2026-09-25
• How Character Voices Work, read 2026-09-25
• Fixing One Shot Without Redoing Everything, read 2026-09-25
• Compositing and Sharing an Episode, read 2026-09-25